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wholesale meats. Hughes George W. mngr Southwestern
Alisup W H & Son (Wm H and Wm O). confectioners.
Tel and Tel Co. Hurvitz & Perlman (Max Hurvitz, Jake Ferlman), dry goods.
the piling of freight in tiers to a height of 22 feet. In the handling of iron and steel products an electrified magnet at- tached to the crane is effectively used. On the south side of Pier B. the large
real estate. JACOBSON JOIIN, Pres and Mngr Metro- politan Contracting Co. Jensen Wm S, restaurant.
711 Preston Ave. HOUSTON
Hart Cotton Huller and Cleaner
MANUFACTURED BY THE HART COTTON MACHINE CO. CHICKASHA, OKLA. DALLAS, TEXAS
Liverpool; Leyland Line, to Liverpool: Elder-Dempster Line. to Bremen and sard Mngr BROUSSARD WM S, Real Estate and Investments.
Havre. New lines are projected to Man- chester, Hamburg and Mediterranean ports. Brown Theodore H. jeweler and optician. Texas City is a recognized distributing Burrows C W. wood yard.
Cleveland W D & Sons ( Houston). Lewis W Matteson ningr, wholesale grocers. Commercial Hotel, Mrs J B Cornett coal.
Population estimated 5.500. Served by the Texas City Terminal Company railroad, which connects at Texas City Junction with the S. P .: [. & G. N .: M., K. & T .; G. H. & H .: G., C. & S. F .; T. B. V .. and G. H. E. Co. (interurban). Lo- cated on Galveston Bay in Galveston county, eight miles by water and sixteen 000.000 plant. The corporation plans to utilize East Texas iron ore. Texas lime- stone and Alabama coal in Its furnaces. miles by rail northwest of Galveston, the county seat. Texas City is primarily a port. It be- In the mills it is planned to manufacture
steel rails. barbed wire. naiis, concrete
reinforcement and cotton ties. The com-
ing of this industry is expected to cen- ter the steel industry of the Southwest EPPERSON M WILSON, Livery and in Texas City.
ued at $43,145.967, and consisted prin- cipally of cotton, lumber. logs, oils. manufactures of iron and steel. packing house products, grain and flour, cooper- nizing the importance of Texas City as a port, is now expending an appropri-
age. cotton seed and its by-products. Exports of cotton, the principal com-
ation of $1,400.000 in the construction Githert B F. insurance.
642.647 of a dike to protect the ship channel Ginsburg Harry, dry goods.
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amounted to 80,371 tons. the movement works and sewerage system, electric mngr. GUSTAVUS C D, Cambr Texas City Na-
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Jones J Elzey, dentist.
Jones Wm N. dentist.
Kane & Morrison ( Ruby D Kane, E M Morrison), restaurant.
Keys Fred C, second hand goods. Keys & Haddon (Frank C Keys. Wm Haddon), photographers.
Kopernick George J, grocer. Lingle Laundry.
Livingston Flotel. G F Holmes propr. Long & Chapman (Ralph B Long, Harry Chapman), electricians and plumbers. MeCARVER ED S, Lawyer below).
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ED. S. McCARVER ATTORNEY AT LAW NOTARY PUBLIC Collections and Commercial Law a Specialty Texas City, Texas
McDoogle A Telford, books. McKeehan Samuel W. notions. Martin Louis J. grocer.
Martinez de Alva Salvador, Mexican con- sul
Mayes M G. blacksmith.
METROPOLITAN CONTRACTING CO (Capital $50.000. Surplus $30.000). John Jacobson Pres and Mngr. L B Huning Vice-Pres. S E Kempner Sec and Treas. Dredging Contractors.
Mohler D H, insurance.
MOORE HUGII II, Vice-Pres and Gen- Eral Mngr Texas City Co, Etc. Moser Wm F. jeweler and restaurant.
NEWMAN & GONNE ( Albert E Newman, Thomas E Gonne), Real Estate, In- surance, Loans and Rentals.
Oklahoma Hotel. 1 L Gilder propr.
Orpheum Amusement Co. E T Gliot pres. G W Murdock mngr, proprs Orpheum Theatre.
Orpheum Theatre Orpheum Amusement Co proprx.
ORTII RODOLPH M, AxSt MIngr Texas City Terminal Co.
Plerce Fordyce Oll Assn. Poole Wm HI. jeweler. Rader H, furniture. Reiter John A. art Am Exp Co. Richardson Andrew J, tkt agt Texas City Terminal Co.
Ritter-Paul (Edgar E Ritter, Charles I' Paul), furniture
Ross Andrew, grocer and meats.
Rosenthal Max. confectioner,
Ross C O & Sou ICharles O and Gayton S .. novelty store.
Schumacher Co The (Houston), F A Dirr mngr. wholesale grocers.
Seaboard Compress & Warehouse Co
(McFadden C'o).
Selvidge John C, laundry. Silliman Monroe C, tailor.
SMITHI ROBERT B. Treas WelvIn Line, Texas City Electric Light & Water Co, Etc.
South Texas Lumber Co. W S Edwards mngr.
SOI THERN HOTEL, K A Haker Propr, Modern, Convenient. Accommodating. Southern States Cotton Corporation ( Dallas), J C Barr agt.
Southwestern Steel Corporation, G W Mc- Elhlney pres, H 11 Dickson vice-pres. W Johnson sec.
Southwestern Tel & Tel Co, G W Hughes mngr.
Star Theatre. C M Cassil propr. Strele J H W Co (Galveston), Semmes Steele mngr, freight brokers.
St-in Arthur H. men's furnishings. Talboy Thon:as J. drugs and confr.
TALMAGE LI'CIT'S C, Publicity Ist Tex- ax City Co.
Taylor & Gilder ( Henry AA Taylor, James X Clider), grocers.
Tennille Alzy &. tinner. Texas City Board of Trade. J R Goodson *C.
Texas City Building & Loan Co. R E Levy pres L Silvernian vice-pres.
Toblas Sakuwitz vec and treas.
TEXAS CITY CO (Capital $400.000), Thomas J Davis Pres, H B Moore Vice- seat. Has Baptist and Methodist Pres and Mngr. Harvey A Thomas Secichurches, a bank and a newspaper, the and Treas, Fourders Texas City Town- Texline Enterprisc. Tel .. W. U. Exp ..
site.
Texas City Concrete Co, C O Amburn pres and mngr.
Texas City Contracting Co (capital $5,- 000), A Clark mngr.
Texas City Daily Times, Times Printing Co publrs.
Big Joe Lumber Co. Caddell W M. dry goods.
Cheatham R F, physician
Clark F H, telephone exchange.
C Delk W R. drayage. Downing O C. grocer.
Texas City Garage ( James McCune, Hugh Potts).
DYCHE W E. Drugs and Jewelry. Evans S C, grocer. Floyd W W, dairy. Garney P F. hotel.
Texas City Hardware Co (E E Ritter, C P Paul, D L Friedner).
Hannah W Mf Mrs, restaurant.
Texas City Investment Co (capital $20,- 000), Wm Moore pres. J H Sieber vice- Irvin W M. nursery and wagon yard. pres and treas, J E Sieber sec. Leeper J A, blacksmith.
Texas City National Bank The (capital Lewis W R. blacksmith. $100.000), H B Moore pres. W A Gilli- met and J R Goodson vice-prests, C D Gustavus cashr.
Magnolia Petroleum Co. New Mexico Land Co. North Texas Land Co.
TEXAS CITY PASSENGER PIER CO!Pitts Tobe, live stock dealer. (Capital $15.000), Thomas J Davis Pres. Sanchez C M. cattle dealer. H B Moore Vice-Pres and Mngr, Har- Spann Warren R. printer. vey A Thomas Sec. R M Orth Asst Stewart Camp, drayage and feed.
Mngr, R B Smith Treas. Stone A L & Son. dry goods and shoes.
TEXAS CITY REAL ESTATE CHANGE, T E Goune Pres, E II Gray
EX- TEXLINE ENTERPRISE (Weekly), W R Spann Publr.
Vice-Pres. W S Broussard Sec and Texline Hardware Co. Treas. C O Amburn and A E Newman Directors.
Timmons J W. grocer, Trantham J T, livery. Tritt S H. furniture.
TEXAS CITY SEWERAGE CO (Capital $50,000). Thomas J Davis Pres. H B Walters W M, clothes cleaner. Moore Vice-Pres and Mngr. Harvey A Wanson A D, auto livery. Ward S T. hotel. Williams Carl, coal and feed. Thomas Sec, R C Trube Asst Mngr, R B Smith Treas.
Texas City Steamship Co (New York), Semmes Steele agt. THALIA.
Population 85. In Foard county, 11
TEXAS CITY STREET RAILWAY CO (Capital $60.000). Thomas J Davis miles from Crowell, the county seat. Pres. H E Moore Vice-Pres and Genl banking and shipping point. Telephone , Mngr. Harvey A Thomas Sec. R Orth Asst Mngr. R B Smith Treas. M connection. Walter J. Long, postmaster. T Main R E. physician. Thalia Mercantile Co, general store. Langley J K. grocer and blacksmith. LONG BROS. General Store. TEXAS CITY TERMINAL, CO (Capital $100.000). J Roy Dillon Pres. Armstrong Vice-Pres and Genl Coun- sel. A H Fonda Sec. A S Peabody Asst THE GROVE. Sec. P. B Smith Treas, F P Butler Asst Sec.
TEXAS CITY TRANSPORTATION CO ( Capital $2.800,000). J Roy Dillon Pres, Alexander Smith Vice- Pres. W T Arm- strong Vice-Pres and Mngr. \ H Fonda Sec. A S Peabody Asst Sec. R B Smith Treas, F P Butler Asst Treas, Ware- house and Freight Handling.
THOMAS HARVEY .1, See and Treas Texas City Co. Etc.
Thompson Wm D, wholesale liquors and brewers' agt. Times Printing Co (capital $10.000). W F Bookman pres and mngr C D Gus- tavus sec and treas, publrs Texas City Dally Times.
TRUBE RICHARD C. Aast Mugr Texas City Light & Water Co, Texas City Sewerage Co.
Van Treese Wilson S, grain and fuel. Ward Marlon F. tailor.
Watts Edward, real estate. Whitney Co The (George E and Lloyd T Whitney), real estate.
Whitney George E, postmaster.
- Wiley Wm R. real estate.
Wilkins Jonathan I, dentist.
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Windhorst A M. photographer.
Wolvin Line (capital $150,000), A B Wol- vin pres. H P. Moore vice-pres and mngr, James Beattie asst mngr, R B Smith sec and auditor, Steamship line.
TEXLA. Population 250. On the O. & N. W. Ry .. in Orange county, 14 miles from Orange. the county seat and nearest banking
point. Telephone connection. 2. Population 600. On the G., H. & S. A. Hilliary, postmaster. Ry., In Dewitt county, 11 miles from Andrews J & & Son. meats. McAllister F E. livery. Cuero, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point. Tel., W. U .. Exp., W. F. & Co. Telephone connection. W. J. McManus. acting postinaster.
Atkinson J B, cattle dealer.
Burrow T K, drugs.
Callahan W B. confectionery.
Population 550. On the C. S. and the Ferguson G W, lumber.
Ft. Worth W. & D. C. Rys., in Dallam McCrabb .John S. cattle dealer.
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MARSHALL, TEXAS
Population 125. In Coryell county, 20 miles from Gatesville, the county seat. 8 miles from Leon Junction, the nearest shipping point, and 14 from Moody. the nearest banking point. Telephone con- nection. W. J. Dube, postmaster.
Boriak H, cotton gin. Boriak T, general store. DITHE W J, General Store. Willlamson Robert, grocer.
THELMA.
Population 300. On the S. A., U. & G. Ry., in Bexar county, 15 miles from San Antonio, the county seat and bank- ing point. Telephone connection. James Watson, postmaster.
Cowley Lee, dairy. De Vilbiss R W. dairy. Dickey Elmo, dairy. Easterly John, fruit grower. Engelhardt G H, livestock and well
driller.
Gulledge B M, well driller. Russell Tyner, well driller. WATSON JAMES, Generni Store. Williams H C, dairy. THICKET.
Population 50. On the G. C. & S. F. Ry., in Hardin county, 17 miles west of Kountze, the county seat and banking point. Mail daily.
Williams Lumber Co.
THOMASTON.
Orange County Lumber Co. TEXLA MERCANTILE CO, Z W HIllard Mngr. general Store.
TEXLIVE.
county, 37 miles from Dalhart, the county
Adams. Telephone connection. W. E. Dyche, postmaster. Bank of Texline. Barmise Grain Co. Baugh & Elrod, grocers.
TENAS CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT & WATER CO (Capital $100.000), Thomas J Davis Pres. H B Moore Vice- Pres and Daniel D C. physician.
Mngr. Harvey A Thomas Sec. R Trube Asst MIngr, R B Smith Treas.
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Southwestern Tel and Tel Co, W F Scales mngr.
A ranch postoffice in Schleicher county, Stone Joseph. blacksmith. 18 miles from Eldorado the county seat, Syfrett Bobbie. propr Commercial Hotel. and 16 from Mertzon, the nearest bank- Teal Mary, restaurant.
Thorndale Drug Co (I G McGinnis, W B Elliott, Lyngle D Baines).
Williams W II, cattle breeder
THOMPSONS,
Population 150. On the G., C. & S. F. Ry., in Fort Bend county, 13 miles from . Richmond, the county seat and banking point. Tel., W. U., Exp., W. F. & Co. J. W. Slavin, postmaster.
Thorndale Dry Goods and Grocery Co (capital $20.000), A Taegel pres, F Carothers vice-pres, J S Gorc sec and treas.
THORP SPRING.
Population 400. In Hood county. 3 miles northwest of Granbury. the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, daily.
Boyd J R & Son. dry goods.
Thorndale Independent Lumber Co (cap- ital $10,000), C Aug Moerhe pres, E L Ramsey vice-pres. W B Elliott sec.
Crawford S H. general store. Draper T E. blacksmith. Eoft. C II & Son, drugs and notions
Thorndale Mercantile Co (capital $60,- 000), Gus Newton pres, W A Brown sec and treas, general store. THRALL.
Thorndale Oil Mill Co. L D Turner mngr.
THORNDALE STATE BANK (Capitai $30.000). J B Wills Pres, J W Garner and C Saller Vice-Pres, Sam Clement Cashr.
Thorndale Thorn The (weekly), E L Ramsey publr.
Tomcik Vinc. tailor.
Douglas Grocery Co. Farmers' Cotton Yard.
FARMERS' STATE PANK (Capital $15,- 000), C D Johnson Pres. F L Klatten- hoff Cashr.
Franke P A, blacksmith.
Hopkins Y F, physician
Johnson C D, physician. Johnson & Awalt, drugs.
Williams B F, blacksmith.
Wuenche Bros (Charles and Win), meats| Modesett Ola Mrs. agt W F & Co Exp.
and livestock.
Zacharias T D, confectioner.
Cave Thomas MI, jeweler.
Commercial Hotel, Bobbie Syfrett propr. Davis & Moseley (John Davis, D C Mose- ley), grocers.
Delarosa Louis, restaurant.
Elliott J J. bottler.
Elliott Willis B. insurance.
Ellis & Adams (J R Ellis, James Adains), and Methodist churches, 2 banks, 3 cot- real estate.
tou gins and a weekly newspaper. thel Hustler. Tel., W. U., Exp., W. F. & Co.] Telephone connection. W. M. Gilford. postmaster.
Arendale .J M, mayor.
Bedford W A, physician. Biack Bros (C and \ S), drugs.
Cannon Bros (W F. W L. J C and S J), general store and undertakers.
Cayton W C, blacksmith. Commercial Hotel, Mrs N B North propr. Cook & Son (J C Cook), cotton giu. Dickey E D. general store. Ellls A P, drugs.
Farmers' Guaranty State Bank (capital $15,000), W C Barron pres, P' K McKin- zie vice-pres, I. W Shepperd cashr.
Black & Holbert, colton gir .. Boyd Bros, blacksmiths.
Collins J Mrs, millinery.
Davis J F, cattle breeder.
Davis Samuel, cattle breeder
Donnell & Powers, general store
First National Bank (capital $5.009), WWV R King pres, G C Bachinan cashr.
Foster & King, garage.
Hanna M M, garage.
HIardy Drug Co.
ITardy L Nf, physician. Howe Oscar, cattle breeder.
Howsley W D & Son, hardware.
KING A II, Real Estate.
Marlin F, cattle breeder.
Morrison John E Co, general store
Maddox D R. r r, tel and exp agt. Mercer .A. M. tinner.
Moss 'T W, general store.
Morrison-Smith Lumber Co. Parrott E T. general store and lumber. Rankin G W, hotel. Roberts 11 C, cattle breeder.
Rogers Arthur, printer.
Sclf Rohert, livery. Sellers S L, hotel.
Swenson Bros, cattle breeders
Thomas D B, cattle breede" Thorp B F, real estate.
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Red Gin Co The, W C Phillips mngr. Rhodes D M, Ilvery. Ricsmeyer L T. physiclan. Roepke Herman. veterinary surgcon. Schiller Bros (Albert E and Richard B), confectioners.
Scott Sam. livestock.
Scruggs Arthur, livestock.
Scuddy Sim. real estate.
Smith-Bunting Co (capital $60.000). Jacob Isaac pres, Knox Bunting vice- pres. J Frank Smith sec, general store.
Wilson Bros Co (capital $33,000), J R Wilson pres. E Kendrick sec and treas, general store and undertaker. Wimberly T B. clothes cleaner.
BOYD W P. Postmaster.
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Hampil J W & Co, general store. Jones Y U & Co, general store. Roberts J T. r r, exp and tel agt. SLAVIN J W, Postmaster.
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THORNDALE.
Population 1,200. An unincorporated village on the I. & G. N. Ry., in Milam county, 30 miles southwest of Cameron. the county seat. Has Methodist, Bap- tist, Christian and Lutheran churches, good public schools. 2 banks, a weekly newspaper, the Thorn. 5 cotton gins. a cotton compress and oil mill. Ships
W. U., Exp., W. F. & Co. Telephone connections. James T. Fulcher, post- master.
Airdome Theatre, Jenkins
proprs.
Berry & Worley (G M Berry, J M Wor- ley), restaurant.
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DALLAS
Fowler Brothers Land
FIRST NATIONAL BANK (Capital $50,- 000). II Y Allen ( l'allas) Prcs, C 1 Nelson ( Round Rock) Vice-l'res, Charles A Davis Cashr.
Fisher Max E. furniture. Fulcher James T. postmaster.
German Mercantile Co (capital $60.000), 31 ( Miller pres. I. J Dostalik sec, gen- eral store.
Gresham J B. meats.
Grubbs Lovett. garage.
Gunn & Colemann (' W Gunn, Ernest Coleman), contractors.
Henne-Meyer Co (Rockdale), E L Ras- berry mngr, hardware.
Hering John. baker.
Independent Telephone Co. W F Scales Grey R F, dry goods. mngr. Hendrix A S, transfer. Jones F G. jeweler.
Johnson MI A. real estate.
Kappler & Weise IJ T Kappler, O F Weise), drugs.
Krueger J W, restaurant.
Ledweil G B, restaurant and baker.
Limberly W R. restaurant.
McClelland J C. cotton gin.
McLelland J P, clothes cleaning.
Polk R I,, grocer.
Rawles J W, physician.
Roberts J E, dry goods.
Moerbe C Henry, real estate. Moore A, blacksmith. Tenner J I, livery. Mutual Lumber Co (Austin), W T Cox mngr. Terry House, Mrs W A Terry propr. New Gin Co The, W C Phillips pres and Terry & Son (C W and W A), confec-
tioners.
Thornton Gin Co. C V Crutcher ingr.
Thornton Hustler (weekly), J G Devoe pubir.
Weaver & Blackshear, drugs.
Wright T .J. real estate.
Wylie D C, physician.
Thornton Lumber Co The (capital $10,- 000), J R Wilson pres, W W Barnett vice-pres, A L Bradley sec and treas. Toone J R, meats.
Wilkin W A, grocer.
Williams & Rosco ('T R Williams, J B Bosco), grocers.
Population 3.000. In E.ath county, on a spur of the T. & P. Ry .. 2 miles from Mingus, its nearest banking point. Coal is mined and shipped. Exp . W. F. & Co. T'"lephone connection. W. P. Boyd. post- master.
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THROCK MORTON.
Population 800. The judicial Seat of Throckmorton county, 38 miles north of Albany, the nearest shipping point Has Baptist and Methodist churches a bank, and a weekly newspaper the Times. Telephone connection. I .. F K.LE Post- master.
Anderson W M. physician.
Bachman Bros, general Store.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK (Capital $50,- 000), B & Barron Pres. W W Barnett Vice-Pres, J E Barnett Cashr.
Gilford W M, postmaster.
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Kurio Charles E. dry goods and grocer. Lawrence E L, physician. Lee L L .. physician. .
512-516 BEDELL BLDG.
Miertchien & Elliott (E A Miertchien, J J Elliott), cotton gin.
Mikres Peter. restaurant.
Southwestern Tel and Tel Co, J C Cook mngr.
San Antonio, mngr.
Quinn A G. livestock. Ramsel P A, physician.
Throckmorton Times ( weekly), Arthur Rogers publi.
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U. S. A.
cotton, livestock and producc. Tel., Urban & Waiser {A J Urban, C E
Waiser), planing mill and undertakers. Welser & Sledge Furniture Co (capital $8,000), A H Weiser pres. L W Sledge sec and treas.
White & Scuddy (W Il White, J Scuddy), tailors.
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Mutual Lumber Co, R E Rawles ringr. Probst A E. general store and rer agt. Thrall Gin Co.
THRIFTY.
Population 60. In Brown county, 12 miles from Brownwood, the county seat, banking and shipping point Telephone
connection. Julia Lee, nosunaster
Lane O C & Herbert, cotton fin. LEE JULIA, Postmaster. flowan J F, grocer.
Exchange Hotel, J R Thomas propr. Farmers' Gin and Compress Co, F E Stiles sec and mngr.
Farmers' Hardware Co (capital $10,000), G Schrader pres, 3 E Moerbe sec.
Baker J O, g : ocer.
Dollohan A C, general store.
Population 150. On the I. & G N. P.y .. in Williamson county, miles from
Georgetown, the county seat EXP.+
W. F. & Co. Telephone connection. J. C. Douglas, postmaster.
S. H. Chiles
Shiller Allcorn Gin Co (W A Allcorn).
Burkhart W D. livery and horse breeder. Burndt P E. dentist.
THORNTON.
Population 700. On the H. & T. C. Ry., in Limestone county, 8 miles south of Groesbeck, the county seat, and 96 south of Dallas. Has Baptist, Christian
THORPE.
McDonald H F. general store. MOMIANU'S TRADING CO, General Store. Maness J W. blacksmith and undertaker. Pridgen J E. physician. Thomaston Ginnery.
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ing and shipping point. W. H Williams. postmaster.
Thorndale Hardware Co (capital $50,- 000), T M Williams pres, Charles Saller sec and treas.
Justice J MI, blacksmith. Kidd Earl. dentlst. Laurence J H, hlacksmith.
WILLARD E. SIMPSON
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Consulting Structural Engineer
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Texas-Pacific Mercantile and Mufg Co. WATTON E D. Merebut Taller. general store. nde below).
Texas & Pacifle Coal Co. coal mines. Thurber Brick Co. - TILDEN.
Population 525. The judicial seat of McMullen county, 17 miles east of Fow - lerton, the neprest banking and shipping point. Stage daily to Fowlerton. fare
$2.50. Telephone connection. W. F.
Shannon, postmaster.
Byrne C R. cattle breeder. Dilworth & Kuykendall, grocers. Henry F L & J J. cattle breeders. Horton Bros, cattle breeders. MeMahon M, drugs.
Martin Ceb. cattle breeder. Martin M H & Son, Gry goods.
SHANNON W P. Drugsist. Shiner H B jr. cattle breeder. Teal W E. cattle breeder. Wheeler F B, physician. Wheeler L M & Co. grocers.
TIME.
Population 40. In Sabine county. 17 miles from Hemphill, the county seat. and about the same distance from San Augustine, the usual banking and ship- ping point. Minnie L. Beall. postmaster. BEALL T N. General Store.
Chambers M E Mrs. notions. French Novelty Co.
TIMPSON.
Population 1.550. On the H .. E. & W. T., the H G. and the T. & H. Rys .. In Shelby county. 15 miles northwest of Center. the county seat. Has Baptist. Christlan and Methodist churches, elee- tric light and power plant, 2 cotton gins and a daily newspaper. Tel., W. U. Exp., W. F. & Co. Telephone connee- tlon. E. C. Vinson, postinaster.
Allgood & Phillips (Mrs & E Allgood. J T Phillips), grocers. Anderson W D, notions. Andrews W F. grocer. Blair R T. general store.
Blankenship J E. general store. Bogard J C, general store.
BOGARD J R, Attorney aud Counsellor- at-Law (See adv In Legal Blue Book Lept).
Brinson Zack, grocer.
Bryan A F. F. general store. Bussey D C. physician. BISSEY J B & F R, Drugzists and Jew - elers (See adv below ).
J.B.QF.R. BUSSEY The Rexall Druggists Drugs and Jewelry
We solicit your mail order business, everything you want in Jewelry and Druggists' Bnndries. Timpson, Texas
Chainness S. lawyer. Clements E B. physician. Conway Benjamin, restaurant.
Cotton Belt State Bank (capital $40 .- 0001, T D Smith pres. W G Ragley vice. Dres, Stroud Kelley cashr.
Day T J. general store. East Texas Land Co (W E Fruit, E G Corwine).
Elington J G agt W F & Co Exp.
Evans W W. dentlst.
Fenn Hotel. MIrs W " Fenn propr. Frazier J MI. restaurant. Garrison C J. confectioner.
Guaranty State Bank (capital $25,000). T C Whiteside pres. T S Garrison vlee- Dies. B J Hawthorn cashr. Halraton J D. drugs. Harlett Ernest, graln dealer. Hewitt W E, general store. Johnson F O, physician. Johnson H M. blacksmith. Jones L E, grocer.
Keeling Ida Mrs, milliner.
McCarthy & Morgan IS W Mccarthy. A F. Morgan), general store. MekIttrick I' W. bottler and electrie licht plant.
TEXAS GAZETTEER
Tivoli 871
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E. D. MATTOX The Leading Tailor
Timpson, Texas
Molloy Bros (T' J and R F), tallors. Molloy & Winfrey (T J Molloy, Sil Win- frey), publrs Timpson Daily Times. Murray C C, jeweler.
Nacogdoches Grocery Co. W M Byrne mingr, wholesale groeers. Neill T A, cotton gin. Nichols J R. real estate.
Reed. Whitton & Co (C F and Lem Reed, W L Whitton), general store.
Seherz Henry, general store. Skinner Hotel, MIrs Mary Skinner propr. Steadley F A, harness.
Taylor & Hardage (W R Taylor, Wm Hardage), cotton gin.
Timpson Daily Times, Molloy & Win- frey publrs.
Timpson Horse and Mule Co, J S Har- buck mngr.
Tramwell G W, drugs and hardware. Vinson E C, postmaster.
Whiteside MI H, physician.
Whiteside T F. physician.
Williams I N, general store.
Young Men's Progressive League, E G Corwine sec.
TIOGA,
Population 800. In Grayson county. on the T. & P. and M. K. & T. Rys .. 32 miles southwest of Sherman, the county seat. Has Presbyterian. Methodist, Bap- tist. Primitive Baptist and Christian churches, a bank, 2 cotton gins. a weekly newspaper, the Herald, and a monthly publication, the Youth's Guardian Friend. Tioga has several mineral wells noted for their medieal virtues. Exp., W. F. & Co. and Am., Tel W. U. Telephone connection. J. C. Dunn, postmaster. Adams Dudley D. grocer.
Alverson Benjamin H. groeer. .Anderson Robert C, grocer. Bige-Forbes Co (Sherman), A H Left- wich anngr. cotton gin.
BRADLEY COTTAGE, Matt Bradley Mngr.
We have BRADLEY MATT, Editor and Publr "Border Wars of Texas." a Book on the Early History of Texas, Written by James T de Shields, Prices Cloth $1.50. Half Morroco $2.
Bridgefarmer James S, jeweler.
Brune & Willett. blacksmiths. Cannaday C G & Son (Creed G and Creed S), general store. Tobler Win T. meats.
Crutchfield Mamie Mrs. dry goods.
Cummings & Snuggs (Benjamin C Cum- mnings, Barney Snuggs), livery.
Dallas John D. photographer. Diekson Bros (Wm B and Lute), grocers. Dunn James C. postmaster.
First Guaranty State Bank (capital $25,- 000), T F Rodgers pres. E E Ledbetter and J F Rogers vice-pres, Zach 1. Wright cashr.
Gray Bros (John and Quit), furniture. Holden Richard B. grocer.
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